Charleston history doesn’t sit on a plaque here. It walks beside you, with a local guide who knows how the city worked socially, religiously, and politically. I like that the stops hit real “still-here” landmarks—churches, streets, and waterfront ground you…
Charleston in comfort beats the heat. This small-group loop lets you hit the city’s top sights fast, without the headache of navigating downtown streets on your own. I love the luxurious Sprinter van comfort and the max 12-person group size,…
Middleton Place feels like a guided storybook. You’ll get small-group Mercedes Sprinter transport from downtown Charleston and lunch plus admission fees included so your day stays simple. The only real watch-out: the schedule is fixed, and some parts can feel…
Charleston history, told on foot. This 90-minute small-group walk keeps things tight and story-driven, with a licensed guide and a cap of 10 guests so you can actually ask questions. I love that the experience jumps across eras fast, from…
Charleston can feel like a postcard you’re not sure how to read. This half-day private tour strings the city together for you—downtown defenses, Revolutionary-era squares, Rainbow Row’s architecture, and harbor history—while a guide handles the driving. Two things I really…
Rainbow Row calls for pro photos. This private photoshoot starts at 1 Broad St and turns downtown Charleston into a guided photo walk with a photographer calling the shots. I like that you are not wandering with a phone trying…
Charleston feels bigger than it is. This private walk packs the French Quarter, South of Broad, and the waterfront into a tight, story-led route with a native guide. I like that you get real context for the cobblestones, ironwork, and…
South of Broad turns history into street stories. This is a private 2-hour Charleston walking history experience with a City of Charleston certified guide, built for learning fast and seeing more than you could on your own. I like that…
Cold air, older secrets, and cobblestones. This Charleston ghost walking tour is built around documented paranormal history, told by a local licensed guide (no scripted actors) as you move through the city’s dark corners. I love the small-group size (10…
Charleston’s past is walking-distance. This small-group tour threads together the city’s famous architecture and the stories that shaped it, from the first settlers to the Civil War era. You’ll see major landmarks like the Battery and Rainbow Row, but what…
Magnolia tells the Lowcountry story fast. This small-group Charleston outing strings together three guided experiences at Magnolia Plantation, plus roundtrip transportation in a climate-controlled Mercedes Sprinter. You’ll go from city streets to gardens and swamp trails without wrestling tickets or…
Charleston tastes like a living timeline. This small-group walking food tour turns iconic bites into a guided story, from stone ground grits to Charleston benne wafers, with guides like Jade and Faith bringing the “why” behind the flavors. I like…
Charleston tastes better on foot. This private walking food tour strings together classic Lowcountry dishes with real stories tied to the historic district. You’ll start at the United States Custom House, then keep moving through places that shaped Charleston’s food,…
Charleston history, told on foot. This semi-private small group walking tour feels personal right from the start, with a certified guide helping you make sense of Charleston’s architecture and street-level stories, including homes and buildings that predate the American Revolution.…
Charleston gets spookier after sundown. This 60–70 minute ghost-and-history walk threads you through real, old places—graveyards, a judge’s house, Blackbeard-linked rooms—while your guide keeps the pace friendly and the stories grounded in what’s known. I especially like the easy meetup…
